Or use
sudo -u root /opt/jakarta/bin/shutdown.sh
and set the NOPASSWD in sudoers coniguration file for you/root:
you ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
No, but you can use ssh to localhost and play with keys to do this
task :-)
Hi there,
I want to execute these command without the need for a password
input.
su - root -c /opt/jakarta/bin/shutdown.sh
I am the superuser of the machine. Is there a possibility to put
something like a -p password in that argument?
--
Lep pozdrav,
Gregor Jeromen
[Epilog d.o.o., Slovenija | tel: ++386-1-5838017 | fax: -5154015]
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